This is a great book for anyone who is currently considering, or is in, an interfaith relationship. An easy read, the articles are interesting and inspiring. The resouces are great as well and it's wonderful to learn that others have made this commitment and are thriving.

This book should be in every interfaith family's library! The book is made up of short segments that deal with almost every interfaith scenario possible. When I feel the need for some interfaith moral support, I open the book up and realize that I/we are not alone.

This book has taught me that there is a community of interfaith families out there - and that many, many people make interfaith families work (really well!)

I'm one of this book's contributors, so obviously I won't speak to the quality of my own essay -- that's for you to decide. :-) I've been a voracious reader of interfaith-related resources for about four years now, though, and I can tell you that this is one of the best books I've seen. It covers a very wide range of topics, and provides a variety of viewpoints. The writing is clear, thoughtful and to-the-point. And -- perhaps best of all, for me as a reader -- the book is written out of the perspective that there is a place for interfaith families within Judaism. Bravo to Friedlander and Case for editing this text! I know it will hold a central place on my interfaith bookshelf for years to come.